Wed Sep 04 2002 07:56:
I got spam asking How is Greenspan helping you?, which makes it sound like Fed chairman is an elected position.
Wed Sep 04 2002 07:56:
I got spam asking How is Greenspan helping you?, which makes it sound like Fed chairman is an elected position.
Who's the biggest ISP in the US? America Online! Who owns the Netscape browser? America Online! And if Netscape 7.0 had the ability to block pop-up ads itself, there'd be no need for AOL to take advantage of this incredible free offer! It all makes sense! (Baseline for making sense established by the amount of sense made by the AOL-Time Warner merger.)
Wed Sep 04 2002 10:10 Netscape 7.0 Shrivelling Cause Revealed!:
Panicware Launches Pop-Up Stopper ISP Distribution- A Program Providing Pop-Up Stopper Technology to Internet Service Providers Free of Charge
Wed Sep 04 2002 10:18:
Cellular Humor implies that spreadsheet jokes are thin on the ground, but since all you have to do is take a joke about a lawyer, a programmer, or a consultant (or a joke about a lawyer, a programmer, and a consultant), and change the profession to 'spreadsheet developer', I don't think the shortage is one that needs to be rectified.
Wed Sep 04 2002 11:11 He's In Prison, See, So He Can't Collect The Money Himself...:
Amazing.
One of his multi-million dollar endeavors almost led him into a dangerous deal in Nigeria. The trade ended up being a fraud and two Americans who ventured there before me were killed, recounts Grubbs.
Wed Sep 04 2002 18:41:
At the request of David Ford, the guy whose machine hosts Crummy, I added automatic nice to the NewsBruiser CGIs and SSIs. I also factored out a lot of the SSI code. No new release yet, though (but I'll do one before I start my ill-conceived drive toward categories).
Wed Sep 04 2002 18:53:
Steve Robertson makes a guest appearance in today's Goats.
Wed Sep 04 2002 20:05 MoreSensationalistExaminer.com:
Good job today on "Un-fare!" and "N'Sunk", but "Female cops air gripes" should be "Female cops air gropes" or at least "Female cops air grapes".
Wed Sep 04 2002 20:08 My weblogs4hire skills:
Incidentally, here is Civlike News.
Wed Sep 04 2002 20:23:
This informative yet disturbing article increases my suspicion that FreeCiv is a solved problem, subject to initial conditions. Since according to my prejudices solved problems are not fun, my brain races to find ways of rectifying this. Perhaps throwing complexity at the problem will help, or maybe I just need to get schooled (though that will only demonstrate that I haven't yet solved the solved problem myself).
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